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The husband sees an advertisement for furniture for their daughters' room and suggests they go look at it. They call the babysitter to watch the kids while they go. At the store, the wife finds a dresser she loves for a great price. However, when she goes to pay, the salesgirl informs her that all the furniture comes unassembled in compact boxes, meaning they can't take it home in their small car as-is. The wife is upset to learn this, knowing her husband will be angry when she tells him.
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